SubjectNest · Year 2 Science

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Sound Later — two card actions — beforeYear 2 Science · T1 W1–2 · Fresh / Sound later before

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Invented plan. One clean paper card will rest on the same tabletop support. A helper plans two gentle actions, a tap and a short rub. The same observer position is planned. No results are supplied yet. Force is not measured.

  1. What would you like to find out?
  1. What might happen, and which experience or source helps your idea?

Keep this first idea on paper or with your grown-up before the next part. You can speak, point, sign, draw, use AAC or dictate; you do not need to handle anything.

Grown-up help

Before means before the after facts. Retain exact first prediction and reason before any next stage or actual operation. Read neutrally and record help/exposure. Actual routes use a new locally approved arrangement and unknown real outcome. This page supplies a fictional source only; no return-flat or audible result is required.

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